- Sep 2, 2015
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GUYS! I need your help. I have a Corsair H55 and an AMD FX 8350. My computer shuts down automatically whenever I play games. I tried to clean my computer especially the cooler, removed the old thermal compound on my CPU and cooler and applied a new one (just a line in the middle). And when I tried it again the same thing happened it overheats. I tried smelling the air coming out of the radiator it's fine I listened and touched the Cooler tube water is pumping.
I used CPUID HWMonitor to monitor my computer's temps
CPU - Idle - 30°C
On-load - 55-75°C
When I tried playing CSGO my computer shuts down .
I tried cleaning it again removed, cleaned and applied thermal compound and the same thing happened. I tried to access the BIOS and looked at my CPUs temps.
It started on 40°C then after each 5-10 seconds it increases 1°C. When it reaches 60°C it automatically shuts down.
So I tried changing my CPU cooler. I installed my CPU stock cooler. Tried to access the BIOS observed my CPU temps.
It started 40°C then when it reaches 47-49°C it stabilized. When I used CPUID HWMonitor my CPU temps reached 29-35°C.
I wonder what is the problem on my Corsair H55. I cleaned the radiator and removed the old thermal paste but still it overheats. I never tried overclocking and I never tried messing up with the volts in my BIOS.
My Specs:
Processor: AMD FX-8350
CPU Cooler: Corsair H55
Motherboard: Asus M5A97 LE R2.0
Videocard: Sapphire R7-265
Power Supply: Corsair VS650 watts
Could you guys help me? Any comments will much be appreciated
I used CPUID HWMonitor to monitor my computer's temps
CPU - Idle - 30°C
On-load - 55-75°C
When I tried playing CSGO my computer shuts down .
I tried cleaning it again removed, cleaned and applied thermal compound and the same thing happened. I tried to access the BIOS and looked at my CPUs temps.
It started on 40°C then after each 5-10 seconds it increases 1°C. When it reaches 60°C it automatically shuts down.
So I tried changing my CPU cooler. I installed my CPU stock cooler. Tried to access the BIOS observed my CPU temps.
It started 40°C then when it reaches 47-49°C it stabilized. When I used CPUID HWMonitor my CPU temps reached 29-35°C.
I wonder what is the problem on my Corsair H55. I cleaned the radiator and removed the old thermal paste but still it overheats. I never tried overclocking and I never tried messing up with the volts in my BIOS.
My Specs:
Processor: AMD FX-8350
CPU Cooler: Corsair H55
Motherboard: Asus M5A97 LE R2.0
Videocard: Sapphire R7-265
Power Supply: Corsair VS650 watts
Could you guys help me? Any comments will much be appreciated
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